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Candidates in North Carolina may take and pass the General Curriculum Mathematics subtest to qualify for a North Carolina license. Note that General Curriculum is a nationally available test that also includes a Multi-Subject subtest, which is not required for certification in North Carolina.
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Objective 0017 Understand integers, fractions, decimals,...
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Candidates in North Carolina may take and pass the General...
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The Foundations of Reading test for North Carolina assesses proficiency in and depth of understanding of the subjects of reading and writing development. The test reflects scientifically based reading research and is aligned with the Common Core State Standards.
To apply for the initial Residency License to teach Elementary Education (K-6), candidates will take the following exams: Pearson Test 090 – Foundations of Reading; Pearson Test 103 – Multi-subjects Subtest; Pearson Test 203 – Mathematics Subtest; Pearson General Curriculum Multi-subjects & Math subtests taken in one test session #701
Candidates in North Carolina may take and pass the General Curriculum Mathematics subtest to qualify for a North Carolina license. Note that General Curriculum is a nationally available test that also includes a Multi-Subject subtest, which is not required for certification in North Carolina.
Read more about which tests are required for teacher candidates in North Carolina. Information about each test. Get specific information about a test, including when and where you can take the test, and access preparation materials by selecting the test from the following table.
The Pearson General Curriculum Mathematics subtest assesses the mathematics content knowledge that teachers know. It is a timed test. The alignment of test items indicates that it includes mathematics concepts largely covered in 7th grade, 8th grade, and Math I.
To become a teacher in North Carolina, prospective candidates must pass the Praxis CORE test, a Praxis Subject Assessment, and the Pearson Foundations of Reading and General Curriculum exams. The Praxis Core test measures a candidate's basic skills in reading, writing and mathematics that are essential to begin teaching in any grade level.
